Tourism in Bhutan

Many temples and castles in Bhutan are built on the hilltops around Thimphu Valley. In the west, Pazhuoting Temple is built at an altitude of 10000 feet, overlooking the whole city. Built in 1748. In the next few years, it was built continuously, and the surrounding mountains could be clearly seen from Pazhuo Pavilion.

Not far from Thimphu, Deqin Qulinzong is the palace. All members of the royal family live there except the king. It is located between spacious lawns, ponds and willows. This beautiful three-story building is built in a traditional way from architectural style to furnishings. On the other side of the palace is Tangguchari, the oldest temple in Bhutan, where monks practice his meditation and soaring methods. In Thimphu Valley, other interesting places are pagodas, handicraft shops and rose gardens built in memory of King jigme wangchuck. Sintoka Castle is located at the entrance of Thimphu Valley, 5 miles from Bhutan's capital. Awang South Street was built at 1627. This beautiful building is the oldest temple with retaining wall in Bhutan. It was the first social and religious education center in the country. It has become a college for monks to study Buddhist culture. Tiger Cave Temple is the most sacred Buddhist temple in Bhutan and is known as one of the top ten super temples in the world. Located on the cliff wall 3000 feet high in Palo Valley. Legend has it that Master Lotus Peanut flew here on a tiger and meditated in the cave. After Master Lotus Peanut left, the present Tiger Cave Temple was formed, which turned it into a place of Buddhist enlightenment. Tiger Cave Temple was built in 1692. After a fire, the temple was seriously damaged. 1998 Reconstruction. It is said that from 20 10, ordinary tourists are forbidden to enter the Tiger Cave Temple, and even the entry of Buddhists is strictly restricted. According to ancient records, Master Lotus Peanut practiced here for three months in the 8th century AD, and conquered the mountain gods and ghosts who occupied the mountains in Bhutan at that time. Kamshayelinaye Monument is the only stupa in Bhutan dedicated to various dharma gods. It is a holy place for this Himalayan country to take refuge from disasters and pray for peace and tranquility in Bhutan. It is said that Siddhartha Gautama at the top of the tower spoke. The world can only find such a memorial tower dedicated to gods and buddhas as a pagoda for protecting the country, and its floors are dedicated to different gods for protecting the country. Che Milla Kang Temple is a temple built by Lama Zhu's cousin to commemorate his demonization. Lama Zhu Kagula is a saint widely respected by Bhutanese. He is called a crazy saint. Legend has it that Lama Zhu subdued a demon who turned into a dog in Duoxiong Laguan and buried it here. Chemi means "no dog" in Bhutanese, which means that such demons will never appear again. Wangde Fengzong is a legend. When people chose the site, they saw four crows flying in all directions, which was regarded as a good omen for the spread of Buddhism, so they chose this site. Wang Dijiao is the least maintained and repaired of all major buildings at present, so it can be seen that it is relatively old and simple. Fort Dukeye was built in 1649 to commemorate Bhutan's victory over the Tibetan invaders. Destroyed by fire, it is now a site of Zongbao.